I am soon beginning construction on a Train station. I want it to be a grand one and not a replica. An original. It will be either 6 or 9 feet long with a boarding platform. In the process of designing one I noticed that it will require a great deal of windows. This brought me to a few big questions.
How hard would it be to make a mold for window casings and doors?
What material should I use? plaster or a plastic?
Has anyone attempted this method or is it a waist of time and is there a better method?
I love the windows in your mill, what a great idea. I was thinking of maybe 1/2 inch 6 pain windows but I really like the arched top. The brick work you did is so sweet looking. How did you make it? or is it a kit?
I was thinking of making the type you made with styrene strips. I am not sure where to get styrene but I will keep my eyes open. I may even make some out of wire and solder. I guess I will just have to do a few experiments and see what I like.
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